Rajamouli’s Father Should Stop Making Calls
Rajamouli’s father Should Stop Making Calls
Double iSmart, directed by puri jagannadh, is now out, and the results are in. A few movies might not work out, but a movie like Double iSmart—which has a ton of double meanings and offensive language—will make the filmmaker seem bad. Recently, puri revealed that after Liger turned into a catastrophe, Rajamouli's father, vijayendra prasad, phoned him and asked puri to tell his tale in order to see if he could be of any assistance. puri said that he disclosed the phone call to vijayendra prasad instead of telling him the Double iSmart narrative.
One could now believe that S S Rajamouli's father need to cease making these calls after seeing Double iSmart and Puri's handling of it. When so many individuals are prepared to provide their opinions, why do directors like puri feel like experts and continue to pursue the lowest rungs of their professions, seemingly with the intention of producing catastrophe after disaster? Offering assistance to filmmakers who disregard their craft and produce a disgraceful product, even when they are in a crucial phase of their careers, is an insult to individuals such as vijayendra prasad, the father of S S Rajamouli.
Double iSmart, directed by puri jagannadh, is now out, and the results are in. A few movies might not work out, but a movie like Double iSmart—which has a ton of double meanings and offensive language—will make the filmmaker seem bad. Recently, puri revealed that after Liger turned into a catastrophe, Rajamouli's father, vijayendra prasad, phoned him and asked puri to tell his tale in order to see if he could be of any assistance. puri said that he disclosed the phone call to vijayendra prasad instead of telling him the Double iSmart narrative.
One could now believe that S S Rajamouli's father need to cease making these calls after seeing Double iSmart and Puri's handling of it. When so many individuals are prepared to provide their opinions, why do directors like puri feel like experts and continue to pursue the lowest rungs of their professions, seemingly with the intention of producing catastrophe after disaster? Offering assistance to filmmakers who disregard their craft and produce a disgraceful product, even when they are in a crucial phase of their careers, is an insult to individuals such as vijayendra prasad, the father of S S Rajamouli.